By Associated Press - Thursday, March 13, 2014

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Minneapolis police are renewing efforts to find the hit-and-run driver who killed a bicyclist five years ago.

Lt. Chris Hudok says police have evidence that may help identify the SUV that struck and killed 65-year-old Jim Nisser in September of 2008. Hudok says paint chips at the scene led investigators to conclude Nisser was hit by a 1996 to 1998 light brown Jeep Grand Cherokee.

He says a body shop might recall working on such a vehicle back then. WCCO-TV (https://cbsloc.al/1fytdej ) reports no witnesses ever came forward in the case. Police say it’s possible the driver was intoxicated and panicked, but now may be ready to talk about the incident.

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Information from: WCCO-TV, https://www.wcco.com

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